Bio: Hi, I’m 69 years old and play guitar since I was 15. My main influences are rock but I’m very curious and admire jazz guitar players like Joe Pass.

Bio: I am a retired naval aviator and corporate executive mid-way through a third career as a university professor. Next career - jazz guitarist!

Bio: Retired software developer living in Sydney but grew up in London. Enjoying my retirement, a lot of it spent trying to learn to play jazz guitar.

Bio: just a guy who thought he owned too many guitars until he got to JGA!

Bio: Another player who picked up the guitar after seeing the Beatles. Played in bands in the 70's & 80's, studied jazz with Sal Salvador and still playing

Bio: Psychoanalyst and writer. No academic training in music (until now), I like playing and studying jazz guitar.

Bio: Based in London, been in and out of playing guitar since age 16. Aim is to play more jazz tunes. Play an Eastman T146 thinline through a Quilter amp.

Bio: It is fair to say that there is an adventuring spirit within Gary Dranow that is persistently looking for new possibilities and fresh adventures.

Bio: I'm a Brazilian guitarist and guitar teacher who loves Jazz guitar, improvisation, Brazilian music, and, of course, practicing.

Bio: Environmental enginerd by day. Picker by night. Hoping to start sounding like I've been playing for, um, as long as I've been playing.

Bio: Native Texan, now living the good life in Ohio. Forensic pathologist, making a difference in the world...and doing what I can to learn jazz guitar!

Bio: Retired. Played guitar in my teens/twenties then traded that for suit, tie, wife and kids. Finally getting back into the groove.

Bio: keen to learn how to solo over a jazz standard and play confidently in a variety of settings and ensembles

Bio: Looking to learn jazz guitar. I come from a rock blues background and want to expand my vocabulary.

Bio: Guitar playing Doc - Music & Medicine are my life -

Bio: I'm a guitar teacher that is learning jazz. I love running and hockey.

Bio: I help guitarists become confident players by making jazz vocabulary more accessible - JazzGuitarLessons.net